What's for Dinner?

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Lori
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#611 Post by Lori »

:o ;)

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#612 Post by L Austin France »

We had a tuna salad with sautéed spuds & our chooks eggs
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#613 Post by Trelawney »

That looks delicious! Today we are eating in the evening and right now I can detect the smell of roasting potatoes to go with roast leg of lamb and several vegetables.

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#614 Post by Doug »

For us, being Easter weekend is a french speciality for three days.
Fioe gras followed by confit de canard with local veg.
Downed with a vg local vin.

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#615 Post by Lori »

L Austin France wrote: Sun Mar 31, 2024 7:48 pm We had a tuna salad with sautéed spuds & our chooks eggs
That looks absolutely delicious !

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#616 Post by Lori »

Tonight is chick pea salad with broccoli, fresh parsley, sun dried tomatoes, diced kalamata olives, fresh lemon juice, olive oil and feta cheese.

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#617 Post by RobertArthur »

Nothing special, quite simple, potatoes, a sausage cut into small pieces and beets. Definitely a nutritious reward after a day's work in the garden.

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#618 Post by Quiksilver »

At last I'm OK for filet de boeuf again. Leclerc sell 'filet à griller' at a very reasonable €18/kg compared to buying tournedos at €40/kg. I don't mind slicing it into fillet steaks :D The only cut that's edible if, like me, you prefer your beef cooked :angel: Watch Leclerc's shares soar next week :lol:
BBQ'd with courgette ribbons, garlic mushrooms and garlic and rosemary 'chips'....no problems with vampires tonight!

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#619 Post by ajm »

Had to use bought chicken but the rest all came from the garden. Courgettes, tomatoes, potatoes, haricots and finished off with raspberries. Delicious and hardly any food miles.

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